Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20
Sales Of Real ESfate.

Sales of Real Estate.
Thos- j. Fisher Co., have sold for Mrs. D. p.
Derby Black TO Mr.. Henry c. Jameson, lot f.
square 157, for s1s.s7O.S9. r. II. GOldsborough &
Co, have sold for Mrs May A. CoyIe to Mr. Henry
Jameson, part OF lot D. square ISL, for $12, 1878.
X ii. Goldsborough Co., have sold for Henry C.
Jameson to Henry Wise Garnett, part OF lot and
lot D, square Isl. for $:s3 1861.
H. Wise Garnett has bought of H. c. Jamison
parts or lots and >, square 157, fronting log 80
feet on the north side OF Massachusetts, avenue,
between 1sth and 18th streets northwest for
sS3421@6- 'The Richmond" has bought for
$1,000 part lot %, square 165, c2 4S by ITO feet
on IL street, between Connecticut avenue and 18th
streets.
John s Bliss, of Danbury, Conn.,, has bought OF
b r. Bliss for so, 600, twenty lots, In square 1916
on street. Georgia avenue, and 14th street south.
east, in square 1o17; one on Kentucky avenue
between 18th and 18th streets southeast: six In,
square 1O45, on 18th, II, l, Pennsylvania avenue,
and seven IN square northeast OF 1865, on Georgia
and pennsylvania avenue, and 18th street SOUTH
east A. VI. Bliss, of Danbury, Conn., has bought
or Mr. Wells, for $4,000, twenty lots, in square
1046, sN In square northeast OF 1865 one In SQUARE
1O1I, three In square 1865 and six in square 1915
W H. Tallmadge, OF Stamford, Conn, has bought
OF Mr.. Wells, Tor 1000, twenty lots In square
lO46, seven In square northeast Of 1865, I'VE in
square 1O43, one in square 107, and two in square
1865. Eleanor A. Evans has bought OF Mr.. Wells,
for S5,575, lot q So 81 100 by DO on street be-,
tween I'D and&Sd streets northwest.
AN AGED WOMAN HuKT.-About $40 O'Clock
last night as Mrs Ann Johnson, aged sixty years
who resides 207 street northeast was alighttng
road. at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street northwest, she was thrown to the
pavement by the car starting too soon. She was
badly bruised about the body and had one wrist
sprained or broken. She was taken to her home
In cab.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN YOUNG MAN.
About = O'Clock yesterday afternoon a young man
was overcome by the heat on Sth street between
T. anu streets. He was taken TO the Emergency
Hospital, and attended by the physicians there,
but died in short time. His body was removed
10 the mOrgue, and was last evening taken to the
dead-house at the asylum No papers marks
upon his clothing could be found indicating his
name or residence He was about ) r. 10 In in
height, well built, weighing $50 to I6O pounds.
and had dark hair dark gray eyes a smooth face
Clear cut, regular features, a rather prominent
nose and high cheek bones and was attired In q
crowned SOFT felt hat on his left forearm in India
INK Is NO. 1s4. "R s." -. o. r"
THREATENED TO SHOOT HIS WrFE-In the Police
Court, this morning, Geo. W. Bates about firty-
nve years old, was charged by Of1icer A. c. Con-
sIantlhe with carrying revolver The officer
testified that last night he was at the wharf w hen
the boat arrived from Lower Cedar Point The de-
Iendants wife complained TO him that her hus-
band had pistol and had Threatened TO shoot.
her. While she was talking the defendant came
Up anu said; Yes, - you, III shoot you," and
grabbed IL and took the weapon from him The
defendant admitted that he had the weapon I'm
MS pocket but denied that he made any attempt
70 uIaH IT, he SAID he went 10 the wharf TO meet
his WIFE, whom he saw with an obeccionable
character He did not deny the threats He was
hneu s'o or sixty days. He paid the fine.
CONTRADICTORY TEsTMoSY.-This morning in
the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery The case
OF Geo. Columbus, charged with a nameess OF
tense on the person OF a white man. Horace Nc
Cracken, IN the old ST. Patrck's cemetery on June
=, was called. Mr. e ID. Wright, counsel for tile
prisoner, asked that the courtroom be cleared
ana that the reporters be requested TO make no
publication OF II. The court declined TO make any
order. The witnesses were Officers Fiefed and
Slack, and they testified as TO the ofYense and
That the parties were drunk. The defendant and
several OF his companions testified DENYING that
tiie oIense was committed, as alleged.
The NAMES WERE Nor GIVEN - YESTERDAY In
The Criminal Court, the case OF Jacob Jacobson
charged With Keeping a bawdy house. on appeal
rom the Police Court, was on trial. The first
Witness vas Julla Newman, and she testified that
she had from January To June "a been TO me
nouse frequently and entertained visitors. Oblec-
Ton oelnS made TO defendant asking the names
oi lhe men, MI Cah1ll said that II the Edmund's
act was In force this witness was liable the
Theory OF the defense was that the prosecution
was put-up JOB, and they desired the witness To
gave names that she might be contradicted. The
court decided that the questions could be
answered, but no names were obtained. The cas-
Was concluded to-day by verdict Of guilty.
No OUTRAGE ATTEAPrEp-The parents OF Mary
Herbert, the girl who was assaulted at her home
corner OF Ist and streets northwest as Dub,
HsheTi In yesterdays STAR, state that the negro
made no attempt TO commit an outrage on he
girl They think that he Is insane, as he acted sc
strangely. claiming TO be a policeman ana rerus-
Inc To leave the premises.
RoBBERIEs REPORTEp-Herbert T. Gill. No. lsO<
q street northwest, reports that his house was en-
Tered Monday through the second-Story window
IN entrance was effected By cutting the Stats
ihe mousse was ransacked from top TO bottom, art
clothing and other articles were scattered about
the Eoors There was nothing stolen.--Frank X
Gouldman, No. 353 street southwest report:
stolen from his house $50 In caSh.--Waido C.
Perry, No. 1ilU 9Th street northwest, reports thai
Yesterday afternoon his house was entered by cut
ing STATS from window, and q ladyis gold watct
;ild chain, worth 80 was stolen.-SainI Fry
.."elO q street southwest, reports that his housa
-st1 oi elothiag--Mrs. j. L. SickleS, No. l:,,
JF.la street, reports stolen from her bureau
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